Return Transportation. Section 1. The Employer shall return driver to home terminal by rail or bus up to three hundred (300) miles, and receipts shall be required. On trips extending beyond three hundred (300) miles drivers shall be returned by air coach. The Employer may require that drivers use the least expensive airfare available as long as drivers are not denied work opportunity and are not unreasonably delayed as a result of having been compelled to accept the least expensive airfare. After a reasonable ETA at the airport is mutually established, the Employer shall either: assign the driver the available flight that is schedule to arrive the earliest at the return destination, or choose a different flight and compensate the driver at the appropriate hourly rate for all time in excess of one (1) hour the driver is delayed in arriving when comparing the scheduled arrival time of the earliest available flight with the scheduled arrival time of the flight chosen by the Employer. Drivers who miss a flight through no fault of their own shall either be assigned the available flight that is scheduled to arrive the earliest at the return destination or a different flight, and be compensated for all hours in excess of two (2) hours the driver is delayed in arriving when comparing the scheduled arrival time of the earliest available flight with the scheduled arrival time of the flight assigned by the Employer.
Return Transportation. Except as may otherwise be provided in this Contract to return Information and property sent to Contractor as required for Contractor's completion of its obligations under the Statement of Work upon completion of all Work or termination of this Contract. If Customer requests any additional Information or property to be sent or returned, Customer shall bear any costs related to the transportation and associated insurance to Contractor's facilities and back to Customer. *** Certain confidential portions of this exhibit were omitted by means of redacting a portion of the text. Copies of the exhibit containing the redacted portions have been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission subject to a request for confidential treatment pursuant to Rule 24b-2 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
Return Transportation. Section 2.
Return Transportation. The Ballet will provide return air transportation within North America between the city of origin (or place of engagement) and the Artist’s place of residence to any Artist who resides outside the city of origin. Where an Artist has fulfilled at least a one (1) season contract and has been provided with return transportation to and from the city of origin (or place of engagement) on one (1) occasion, the Ballet may engage the Artist for a subsequent season or seasons without further obligation to pay such transportation costs.
Return Transportation. Section 1. All employees shall follow the Employer instructions for return transportation. In no case shall employees be allowed to return by means other than bus, train, plane, or any other means of public transportation, unless approved by the Union.
Return Transportation. The Engager will provide return air transportation within North America between the City of Origin (or place of engagement) and the Artist’s locale to any Artist who is outside the City of Origin at the time a contract is offered. Where an Artist has fulfilled at least a one (1) season contract and has been provided with return transportation to and from the City of Origin (or place of engagement) on one (1) occasion, the Engager may engage the Artist for a subsequent season or seasons without further obligation to pay such transportation costs.
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